Today we celebrated the Global Day of Prayer in Bucureşti together with Christians around the world. At every hour, Christians gathered in places like Korea, Thailand, Africa, France, Brazil, America, etc. to praise and worship our Lord Jesus Christ and to pray for our world, the lost, and the many needs of our world. Several groups from around Romania led us in music and various pastors from different denominations led us in strategic prayer. We enjoyed beautiful weather. Unfortunately, the turnout was not as strong as churches would have liked, which I think is probably more an indication of the struggle we face in Bucureşti to collaborate as Christians across denominational lines. As we say in Romanian, "Everyone in his own camp." Please pray with us for unity among Christian leaders in our city, that we would be united and able to collaborate in order to help the lost of our city come to know Christ. We certainly need and appreciate your prayers. And may we as Christians be united each and every day in prayer.
Today we celebrated the Global Day of Prayer in Bucureşti together with Christians around the world. At every hour, Christians gathered in places like Korea, Thailand, Africa, France, Brazil, America, etc. to praise and worship our Lord Jesus Christ and to pray for our world, the lost, and the many needs of our world. Several groups from around Romania led us in music and various pastors from different denominations led us in strategic prayer. We enjoyed beautiful weather. Unfortunately, the turnout was not as strong as churches would have liked, which I think is probably more an indication of the struggle we face in Bucureşti to collaborate as Christians across denominational lines. As we say in Romanian, "Everyone in his own camp." Please pray with us for unity among Christian leaders in our city, that we would be united and able to collaborate in order to help the lost of our city come to know Christ. We certainly need and appreciate your prayers. And may we as Christians be united each and every day in prayer.
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